Things to see and do Ile-De-France

The Rotunda is part of the National Scene of Senart with the Dome of Combs-la-Ville. This structure is both a meeting point and a broadcast of the various forms of artistic expressions, but also a tool for helping creation. With its eclectic programming, it targets a broad audience. Here you can watch theatre, dance, listening to a concert or discovering modes of atypical expressions. The programme of events is downloadable on the website of the Nationale National Scene.

Logic Way welcomes you all year round and proposes you to move to the Capital on a Segway®, a truly surprising, fun and easy-to-use mobility device. A few minutes are enough to understand and understand the operation. 
 Just look forward to move forward and look backward to slow down. No accelerator or brake, it prolongs the body and obeys it. To turn, just give a slight tilt at the handlebars. Logic Way only uses Gyropodes i 2 last generation. From 7 people, take advantage of a discount for all participants.

Hector Guimard was the masterpiece of this magnificent building in 1894 and 1898 at La Fontaine, a stone's throw from the Maison de Radio France. Without surprises, the building was decorated with the price of the Most Beautiful Facade of Paris of the year 1898.

Created in 1930, it covers over 27 000 square metres.

A large waterfall crosses this hectare of breathtaking green sounds.

Dating back to the 1970 s, this space is the work of Jacques Sgard and includes a floral garden and garden garden.

Built in 1990, this 32-metre high aeration system consists of six hundred and seventy-two tubes which, at night, are reflected in the buildings surrounding it.

This is a rectangular basin with the enamels of Venice and is signed by Yaacov Agam. A basement installation helps maintain water movement.

This 12-metre height bronze is the work of the famous César, creator of the trophy rewarding film professionals.

They offer guided tours on Segway, an individual electric means of transport. City Segway Tours is an interesting option for discovering Paris in an original and fun way.

ParisGo is an online tourist guide offering a multitude of activities and tours in Paris. Whether you want to explore the city's iconic monuments, sample Parisian cuisine, stay in luxury hotels or enjoy unforgettable experiences, ParisGo has it all. You can book tickets to visit the Conciergerie, a fascinating historical site, or book a guided tour to discover the history and hidden treasures of Paris. The site also has a blog where you can find inspiring articles about adventures in Paris. ParisGo also offers an airport transfer service and tickets for the city's attractions. To keep up to date with the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, you can also check out the latest news on ParisGo.

For the Bishopric in Nanterre, there was no choice to build a place of worship in the prodigious Defence: it had to be discreet and contemporary. A barely visible cross reports vaguely that this cube is a place of worship.

The Cité des sciences et de l'industrie is a science museum located in the La Villette district of Paris. With a surface area of 150,000 m2, it welcomes some 2,857,170 visitors every year. The museum offers permanent exhibitions as well as activities for children, with two separate areas for 2-7 year olds and 5-12 year olds. Admission costs 13 euros full price and 10 euros concessions. Online booking is strongly recommended, and accompanying adults must also have a ticket.

Designed by the architect Visconti, from 1843 to 1848, she was decorated with statues of four famous bishops: Bossuet, Fénelon, Massillon and Fléchier, designating the Parisian people to the four Cardinal points.

The door Saint-Denis - 1672 - and the Saint Martin gate - 1674 - were built on the order of Louis XIV to celebrate his victories on the Rhine and in Franche-Comté. These two doors mark the location of the doors of Paris of the former Charles V. They are classified Historic Monuments.